
Blackfeet Indian Reservation land and the eastern edge of the Lewis and Clark National Forest dominate this landscape, surveyed between 1907 and 1914. The topography transitions from the high peaks along the Continental Divide to the plains and coulees in the east. Early 20th-century life is evidenced by small settlements like Heart Butte, Piegan, and Family, while a network of country schools including the Terryman School, Fish Lake School, and Jensen School served the scattered population.
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